The Yellow Stork
The Yellow Stork
1950
Animation
Synopsis
The film is based on an ancient Chinese fairy tale about the simple people of China who despite of heavy work and oppression, did not lose belief in life and love to freedom
Credits
Director
Lev Atamanov
Cast
Dmitriy Kara-Dmitriev as Tea-house Owner (voice)
Leonid Shvachkin as (voice, uncredited)
Nikolay Aleksandrovich as Wandering Musician Mi (voice)
Vladimir Vladislavskiy as Mandarin (voice)
Crew
Boris Chani (Animation)
Boris Dyozhkin (Animation)
Dmitriy Belov (Animation)
Lamis Bredis (Animation)
Lidiya Reztsova (Animation)
Mikhail Botov (Animation)
Valentin Lalayants (Animation)
Vladimir Danilevich (Animation)
Aleksandr Trusov (Art Direction)
Alexander Vinokurov (Art Direction)
Leonid Shvartsman (Assistant Art Director)
Roman Kachanov (Assistant Director)
Irina Svetlitsa (Background Designer)
V. Zavilopulo (Background Designer)
Vera Rodzhero (Background Designer)
Nikolay Voinov (Director of Photography)
Aleksandra Firsova (Editor)
Samuil Marshak (Lyricist)
Karen Khachaturyan (Original Music Composer)
Olga Glukharyova (Script Consultant)
Nikolay Prilutskiy (Sound Director)
Elena Novoselskaya (Technical Advisor)
Boris Brodskiy (Writer)
Mikhail Papava (Writer)
Original Poster
The Yellow Stork - Original Poster
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